Archive for: October, 2025

Oskaloosa City Council Candidates Present Competing Visions for Transparency, Growth, and Leadership

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The Oskaloosa City Council Candidate Forum, hosted by Experience Oskaloosa this week, brought a couple dozen residents eager to hear from those seeking to help shape the city’s future. The event, moderated by John Nelson, offered voters a another look at the tone, temperament, and priorities of each contender ahead of the November election. Candidates […]

Oskaloosa School Board Postpones Superintendent Evaluation Amid Rising Public Frustration

Oskaloosa Community School Board

The Oskaloosa Community School Board’s latest meeting was dominated by a procedural clash over the long-delayed evaluation of the district superintendent — a review that has now been postponed for the sixth month in a row. The decision to table the evaluation sparked visible frustration from both board members and the public, highlighting widening divisions […]

Hazel Sig-Hester

Hazel Sig-Hester March 3, 1922 – October 10, 2025 Montezuma, Iowa | Age 103 years, 7 months, 7 days Hazel Sig-Hester, 103 of Montezuma passed away Friday, October 10, 2025 at Brookhaven Community in Brooklyn. Funeral services will begin at 10:30 am Saturday, October 18, 2025 at the First Presbyterian Evangelical Church in Montezuma with […]

Oskaloosa City Council Candidates Confront Policy, Growth, and Trust Issues at Public Forum

Left to right, Andy Holmberg, Nick Ryan, Javin Sword, and Dave Krutzfeldt participated in a recent Oskaloosa City Council Candidate Forum.

A Community Conversation on the Future of Oskaloosa Oskaloosa’s City Council Candidates Forum brought residents face-to-face with local leaders and challengers to discuss taxes, housing, economic development, and the city’s vision for the future. Hosted by Oskaloosa News at Penn Central Mall, the event offered a detailed and often candid exchange between Mayor David Krutzfeldt […]

Oskaloosa City Council Advances Key Projects in Infrastructure, Housing, and Environmental Redevelopment

Oskaloosa City Hall

OSKALOOSA, Iowa — The Oskaloosa City Council met in regular session on October 6, 2025, addressing a full agenda that spanned public works, housing, community development, and long-term environmental planning. The meeting, presided over by Mayor David Krutzfeldt, reflected steady progress on several initiatives that have been in motion for months, along with renewed discussion […]

Mahaska County Board of Supervisors Address Road Concerns, Rose Hill Property Settlement, and Southeast Connector Progress

Mahaska County Courthouse

OSKALOOSA, Iowa — The Mahaska County Board of Supervisors met in regular session on October 6, 2025, handling a wide range of business that included property settlements, infrastructure planning, and updates on key county projects. Supervisors Mark Groenendyk, Steve Wanders, and Chuck Webb were present. Resident Raises Concerns Over Lacey Highway Project The meeting opened […]

Oskaloosa’s Loghan Edgar Ends Drought, Qualifies for State Tennis

Loghan Edgar punched her ticket to the state tennis tournament. (photo provided)

OSKALOOSA, Iowa — For the first time in well over a decade, an Oskaloosa girls tennis player has earned a spot in the Iowa High School State Singles Tournament. Senior Loghan Edgar didn’t just make school history — she reminded everyone that hard work, composure, and quiet confidence still matter in high school sports. The […]

WPU Improves One Spot to Seventh

William Penn University Athletics

Oskaloosa–The Statesmen men’s soccer team has been on a tear lately, and the recent success has pushed the program up one position as the NAIA released its third top-25 poll Wednesday. WPU (6-1-3, 4-0-2 Heart) is currently No. 7 with 391 points. It marks the 22nd poll in a row in which the navy and […]

Bandstand Flag Notice: October 2025

Sgt. Steven Dwight Wanders

Sgt. Steven Dwight Wanders April 2, 1934 – May 19, 2012 The United States Army Dwight was born and raised on a farm in New Sharon, Iowa. He attended his first eight years of school at Ellis School #7, located north of New Sharon, and then graduated from New Sharon High School in 1950. Dwight […]

Oskaloosa High Marching Indians Take Third at Marching Dutch Invitational

Oskaloosa High School Marching Band

PELLA — In a competitive field of eight Class 3A bands, the Oskaloosa High School Marching Indians claimed third place on Saturday at the 16th annual Marching Dutch Invitational in Pella, earning a final score of 72.35. 3A Placements Winterset North Polk Oskaloosa Knoxville Grinnell Nevada Humboldt Keokuk The Marching Dutch Invitational is one of […]

             

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